Two Histories, One Global Future
Founded in 1792 and widely regarded as Wall Street’s oldest law firm, Cadwalader has built its name on bank lending, corporate and mergers and acquisitions, litigation, restructuring, and private wealth work. The firm currently operates three U.S. offices, along with one each in the United Kingdom and Ireland, the firms said.
Hogan Lovells’ Worldwide Reach
Hogan Lovells brings a much wider geographic footprint to the table, with about 2,800 lawyers across 35 offices worldwide. Its Asia-Pacific network spans China, Japan, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Singapore, and the firm is known for strengths in regulatory matters, corporate M&A, intellectual property, and litigation.
Expanding the Asia-Pacific Footprint
The Hogan Lovells and Cadwalader Merger is expected to significantly deepen capabilities in the Asia-Pacific region. The combined firm would offer clients access to more than 140 APAC-based lawyers, covering corporate and finance work, compliance and investigations, technology, media and telecommunications, intellectual property, life sciences, data protection, and international trade.
